Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Joan OF ARC" at the Opera House, to-
night.
SEE ''Jcau of Arc' at the Opera House
this evening.
The river marks last evening indicated
% inches and falling
The LaBelle factory is running until
O'Clock in the evenings.
THE Mayhower Social dances at Ger
mania Hall, this evening.
"THE WAITS OF NEW YORK" at the
Grand Opera House, this evening.
Two deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning in Police Court
The Board of Commissioners committees
finished up their business yesterday morn
ing.
THE Upper Riverside was closed down
Yesterday ON account of q broken cog
wheel.
OFFICER BELL caught blind sorrel
horse'on Eighteenth street last evening 1t
has three white feet and u star on the lore
head.
T. ]. FARRON will be at the Grand
Opera House the first three nights OF next
week in Soap Bubbles"
WI WARDEN. the well-knOwn South
Side hveryman, is said to have left town
for an indefinite period.
SOME one broke into the Italian store on
Market street, near the pOstotlice, Tuesday
night, and stole twenty cents.
CONTRACTOR RoBRECHT yesterday began
the distribution of ties, &c, along the
route of the Electrical railway.
THE new electric light plant has started
up in full blast and is running along beautl-
fully. A great many people visit the
station every day.
A GRAND benefit ball will be given Fri
day evening, December 9, by Mayors
brass band and orchestra, at Arion Hall,
for which handsome invitations are out.
LARGE audiences greeted n. s. Wood
and company in the WAITS of New York
at the Grand yesterday afternoon and last
evening, and the people are 30 well pleased
that the piece will be continued all week.
THE Council Committee on Health will
meet next Monday evening TO consider the
changes made necessary in the health or
diuances of the city by reason Of the pass
age of the health law at the recent session
of the Legislature.
OUR people should keep in mind the
coming of that fine drama, Beacon
| Lights" which is booked to appear at
the Opera House Monday and Tuesday
evenings of the coming week. Seats will
| be on sale at Banners Saturday.
A TELEGRAM was received at police
headquarters, from Boston, yesterday, ask
ing that the watch, etc, supposed to have
| be en- stolen by Winans, he sent on, and
Winans released. The watch was not sent,
| for the reason that it ia not here, but in
Boston, and Winans was not released.
Mr. ROBERT ULRICH, of Manhattan,
Kansas, brother OF DIR. c. F. Ulrich, died
at the residence of the Doctor yesterday,
AGED ffty-seyen years. Funeral services
will be held at the residence this morning
at eight o'clock, and then the body will be
taken to the b. & o. depot to be conveyed
/ to Kansas.
THE Pittsburg train due here at 6:35 p.
m. over the B. x o. did not arrive until
about o'clock this morning, on account
Of the accident. which Is given in the
telegram. The 1890 train got in ut the
same time. One gentleman who came on
the early train, Mr.. Atkinson, of Balti-
more, hired wagon and drove in from
the scene of the wreck.
The river marks from above yesterday
were: Parker, 6 inches and falling; clear
and pleasant Greensboro, 8 feet inches
and stationary. Oil City, 7 inches and
falling; clear and cold. Lock No. 4, 4 feet
inches and stationary; foggy. Morgan
town, foot inches and stationary; clear.
Brownsville, 4 feet 8 inches and station
airy; clear. Rice's Landing, 3 feet 3 inches
and stationary; clear.